Good start for Australians🇦🇺 at Rabat🇲🇦 Diamond League💎 Although not a scoring DL💎 event, still a quality field in the 1500m & Sarah Billings finishes ahead of some big names, getting 7th in 4:02.93 SB Yual Reath clears 2.21m on first attempt & currently sits in equal 4th

A busy evening for the Australians🇦🇺 at the Rabat🇲🇦 Diamond League, with a 3rd place, a personal best and two seasons best If you want to be updated on the next Diamond League event (Rome 🇮🇹 ) add it to your trackathletes.au watchlist - easy!

At the Rabat🇲🇦 Diamond League💎 this morning Letsile Tebogo🇧🇼 was entered for both the 100m & 200m. (Unfortunately he withdrew from the 200m citing a 'recurring injury') The commentators noted that Tebogo could do the unusual double of going under 10 secs and 20 secs in the

A quieter weekend for #OzAthsOS 🇦🇺 But still plenty of highlights: 🔹Linden Hall insists still a 1500m runner but carving a definitive niche in 5000m - 2nd fastest Australian all-time & World Championships🇯🇵 qualifier 🔹Ky Robinson comes close to the 5000 qualifier as well -

Fascinating result from the poll & suggests Calvin Smith's legacy is somewhat forgotten At the first World Championships (Helsinki🇫🇮 1983) a 22-year-old Smith won 🥈100m🥇200m🥇4x100m Two weeks later on 24th August 1983 at Weltkasse Zurich, Smith ran 9.97 (+1.6) & 19.99 (+0.6)

Jonah Koech wasn't even meant to be in Sunday's 1500m in Rabat. With a 3:37 pb, he certainly wasn't meant to win it. Here's the story behind how Koech earned one of the unlikeliest wins in Diamond League history -- after passing 11 guys on the last lap! letsrun.com/news/2025/05/h…

NCAA Div 1 Prelim. finals starting now 35 Australians🇦🇺 competing over two regions. Top 12 in each region qualify for finals (11-14 June) May be difficult to watch (ESPN) but you can track results (and other action this weekend) through links at trackathletes.au

🔥 WOW Australians just won 3⃣ of the 4 preliminary 1500m heats at the NCAA Div1 first round of finals, West region Heat 1: 1st Adam Spencer 3:50.24 Heat 2: 1st Alex Stitt 3:55.79 Heat 4: 1st Harvey Cramb 3:50.62 Links to results pages on trackathletes.au or

Greaves Advances to NCAA Championships 📰 » riceowls.co/MTF25-Prelims1 #GoOwls👐

What's happening with Australian's🇦🇺 trying to qualify for the Tokyo🇯🇵 World Championships? Fairly quiet week overall with many not competing so some sliding in the rankings improvements: 🔹Linden Hall QES for 5000m 🔹Yual Reath up 9 QPs, 12/36 High Jump 🔹Jude Thomas up 5 QPs

One of the many great things about athletics ... its International🌍 Here's your weekend tour across the globe focusing on Australian🇦🇺 athletes chasing qualification for Tokyo🇯🇵 World Championships For results & livestream links check trackathletes.au 🇵🇱🇦🇹🇰🇪🇫🇷🇺🇸🇦🇺🇯🇵

After tonight, Maka Charamba & Carlie Makarawu jointly hold both the indoor & outdoor Zimbabwean 200m records. Both have ran 19.92 outdoors and 20.13 indoors Amazing stat 😳

Jaryd Clifford will be joined at Meeting Nakaia, France🇫🇷 early tomorrow morning (aest) by: 🔸Ed Trippas who'll be running the 3000m steeplechase 🔸Carley Thomas racing the 800m Links to timetables and livestreams trackathletes.au

🔥 WOW 🔥 Lachlan Kennedy🇦🇺 becomes only the second Australian to run under 10 seconds for 100m, running 9.98 (-0.7) Wins the race against some classy opposition at the Kip Keino Classic🇰🇪 and goes sub-10 despite the headwind #sensational 📽️ World Athletics

A successful weekend for Australians🇦🇺 at Grand Slam Track, Philadelphia🇺🇸 Jessica Hull takes control of the 1500m, to finish 2nd (3:58.36) with Abbey Caldwell in 5th (4:01.54). Then in the 800m Hull chases eventually GST winner Welteji🇪🇹 in the 800m to finish 3rd (1:59.63),

Australians🇦🇺 impressing again overnight Wins to Matthew Denny & Tetteh Anang And some quality racing from Jessica Hull, Abbey Caldwell & Ky Robinson see them in the mix for Grand Slam Track prizemoney.